Son apologises for South Korea's World Cup exit
It's still not easy to accept this reality."I know so many things have been sacrificed for this stage. I also feel a lot of responsibility that I couldn't repay the time, heart, and constant support and love that you sent."I will do my best in my position again to win the hearts of the Korean people and football fans. I will run to death to give you pleasure again."Lastly, I feel like asking the fans [for] one more favour in this situation.
- ▪It's still not easy to accept this reality."I know so many things have been sacrificed for this stage.
- ▪I also feel a lot of responsibility that I couldn't repay the time, heart, and constant support and love that you sent."I will do my best in my position again to win the hearts of the Korean people and football fans.
- ▪I will run to death to give you pleasure again."Lastly, I feel like asking the fans [for] one more favour in this situation.
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